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Changing wheels
WARNING
Injury hazard.
An improperly secured machine can move or fall
unexpectedly while changing wheels.
To remove a wheel for service:
► stop the loader on a at surface
►
lower the loader lift arms and attachment to the
ground or work surface
► engage the parking brake
► chock a wheel
►
Determine the mass of the wheel loader and
use a lifting device rated for the mass.
You will nd the tightening torque in the table below:
Front wheels Rear wheels
Wheel bolts M18 x1,5
285 Nm 285 Nm
(210 ft.lbs.) (210 ft.lbs.)
Observe the direction of the tread of the tires so
that the greatest force of the loader is achieved
during forward travel.
Always tighten the wheel bolts with a torque wrench
to the specied tightening torque.
Always alternately tighten the wheel bolts opposite
each other.
After changing tires, check the tightening torque of
the wheel bolts every two hours until they do not
change anymore.
- Operator’s Manual 1
- Wheel Loader WL 30 1
- December 10 Edition 2
- CONTE NTS 4
- PR E FA C E 9
- 1 BASIC INFORMATION 10
- Fig. 1 14
- Document pocket 14
- 2 BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 18
- 2.4.1 Forklift attachment 27
- Fig. 2 27
- Transport of large 27
- 2.4.3 Electrical power 29
- 2.4.8 Noise 31
- 2.4.7 Tip-overs 31
- Fig. 3 33
- Safety labels 33
- Safety label 3 34
- Safety label 1 34
- Safety label 2 34
- Safety label 4 34
- Safety label 5 35
- Safety label 6 35
- Safety label 7 35
- Safety label 8 35
- Safety label 12 36
- Safety label 11 36
- Safety label 10 36
- Safety label 9 36
- Safety label 14 37
- Safety label 13 37
- Label 15 37
- 2.8.3 Seat belt 39
- Fig. 6 39
- Seat belt 39
- 2.8.5 Emergency exit 40
- Fig. 7 40
- Fig. 8 41
- Battery disconnect 41
- Fig. 9 42
- Lever for the locking 42
- Loader lift arm 42
- 3 TECHNICAL DATA 43
- TECHNICAL DATA 44
- Weight specifications 46
- Hydraulics 46
- Noise values 46
- Fig. 10 47
- Vehicle ID 47
- 3.4 Dimensions 48
- Item Designation Value 49
- Fig. 12 50
- Operating elements 50
- Item Designation 51
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 56
- Switches / rocker switches 58
- 4.4 Indicator devices 60
- 5 OPERATING AND OPERATION 62
- Fig. 17 63
- Fuel filler neck 63
- 5.1.2 Operation 64
- Fig. 20 67
- Adjusting the steer 67
- Fig. 21 68
- Adjusting the opera 68
- 5.1.6 Seat belt 69
- Fig. 22 70
- Buckling the seat 70
- Shortening 71
- Fig. 23 71
- Adjusting the seat 71
- Lengthening 71
- Fig. 24 73
- Lighting / forward 73
- Fig. 25 74
- Switches for wind 74
- Fig. 26 75
- Fig. 27 76
- Headlight and rotat 76
- Fig. 28 78
- Heating controller 78
- Fig. 29 79
- Ventilation outlets 79
- 5.2.6 Starting the engine 80
- Fig. 30 80
- Starting switch 80
- 5.3.2 Travel speed 83
- Fig. 31 85
- Changing direction 85
- 5.3.3 Stopping and parking 87
- Fig. 32 91
- Operating lever for 91
- Fig. 35 94
- Button for optional 94
- Fig. 36 95
- Depressurized 95
- Fig. 37 96
- 5.4.4 Differential lock 97
- Fig. 38 97
- Switch for differen 97
- 5.4.5 Changing attachments 98
- Fig. 39 101
- Coupling and 101
- 5.4.6 Bucket Function 103
- Fig. 41 105
- Level indicator 105
- Loading work 1 106
- Fig. 42 106
- Fig. 43 107
- Loading work 2 107
- Fig. 44 107
- Loading work 3 107
- Fig. 45 108
- Excavation work 4 108
- Fig. 46 108
- Excavation work 5 108
- 5.4.7 Tip-overs 109
- Fig. 47 113
- Switch for loader lift 113
- Fig. 48 114
- Optional hydraulics 114
- 6 TOWING AND TRANSPORTING 116
- Fig. 51 117
- Towing equipment 117
- Fig. 52 118
- Disconnecting the 118
- Fig. 58 126
- Tying down the 126
- 7 LOWERING LOADER ARMS 127
- Fig. 59 129
- Reducing residual 129
- Illustration 1 129
- Illustration 2 129
- Fig. 60 130
- Load holding control 130
- 9 SECURING THE LOADER 131
- 10 SERVICING AND INSPECTION 132
- Work to be performed 148
- 10.3 Lubrication schedule 152
- Fig. 62 159
- Handle for the 159
- Fig. 63 161
- Cab tilt lever 161
- Fig. 65 Cab safety support 163
- Fig. 66 165
- Checking the en 165
- Fig. 67 167
- Engine oil drain 167
- Fig. 68 169
- Location of the 169
- Fig. 69 169
- Engine oil filter 169
- Fig. 70 171
- Water separator 171
- Fig. 71 172
- Fuel pre-filter, main 172
- Fig. 72 173
- Changing the main 173
- Fig. 73 174
- Venting the fuel 174
- Fig. 74 176
- Location of the air 176
- Fig. 75 176
- Air filter elements 176
- Fig. 76 178
- Radiator 178
- Fig. 80 181
- Checking the anti 181
- Fig. 79 181
- Radiator opening 181
- Fig. 81 183
- Cleaning the cool 183
- Fig. 82 185
- Hydraulic fluid 185
- Fig. 84 187
- Hydraulic fluid dip 187
- Fig. 83 187
- Ventilation filter 187
- Fig. 85 189
- Hydraulic fluid drain 189
- Fig. 86 191
- Return filter 191
- Fig. 87 191
- Filter insert 191
- 10.7.7 Servicing the axles 193
- Fig. 88 193
- Differential 193
- Fig. 89 194
- Transfer case 194
- Fig. 90 194
- Wheel reduction 194
- Fig. 91 197
- Cab vent filter 197
- 10.7.9 Servicing the brakes 198
- Fig. 92 199
- Brake fluid con 199
- Wheel bolts M18 x1,5 202
- 285 Nm 285 Nm 202
- (210 ft.lbs.) (210 ft.lbs.) 202
- Fig. 93 205
- Master fuse 205
- Fig. 94 205
- Fuse boxes 205
- Fig. 98 210
- Removing the bat 210
- Fig. 99 213
- Connecting the 213
- Replace it 219
- 1/X2 Transmission pump 220
- A/MB Transmission pump 220
- 14 APPENDIX 230
- A P P E N D I X 231
- For personal notes 235
- I N D E X 236
- L I S T O F F I G U R ES 240
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